Gerald Hughes, known best as a post-war artist, has produced a body of work devoted to the pensive moments of Australian life after settling on the Southern Coast. Hughes has held numerous solo exhibitions throughout England and America, including at the Chicago Art Dealer Fair and in Hamilton Bermuda. An extensive traveller hailing from England, he has showcased art across France, Italy, Bermuda and the West Indies– and was for some time Principal and Lecturer at Jamaica College of Art. For the collector of prints, landscape and post-war art – or perhaps someone who appreciates the quieter moments in life – Hughes’ work is a thoughtful find.
Artist: Gerald HUGHES, (1938 - )
Title: 'Mallee Wire Fence', 1983
Medium: etching on paper
Edition: Edition of 25.
Work of art illustrated is a representative work from the edition. Any number from the edition may be supplied.
Image Size: 28 x 35 cm (height x width)
Signed: Editioned, titled and signed 'Gerald Hughes' lower margin: Dated in plate
Letter of Provenance: Yes
Condition: As New: The work of art is in the same immaculate condition as when it was created. This could be the description for a work of art that may have been in storage for years, never sold on the market but may still be some years old.
All original works of art are accompanied by a Letter of Provenance.
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